American quarterly

Related

• Is part of: American quarterly

  Show all 93 results
  • 

    Text · English

    "A certain restless ambition" : women physicians and World War I

    Ellen S. More

    41(1989):4, s. 636-660
  • 

    Text · English

    The feminization of American congregationalism, 1730-1835

    Richard D. Shiels

    33(1981):1, s. 46-62
  • 

    Text · English

    Coming of age, but not in Samoa : reflections on Margaret Mead's legacy for western liberal feminism

    Louise M. Newman

    48(1996):2, s. 223-272
  • 

    Text · English

    Separate confrontations : gender as a factor in Indian adaptation to European colonization in New France

    Carol Devens

    38(1986):3, s. 461-480
  • 

    Text · English

    "The hearts of your readers will shudder" : Fanny Wright, infidelity, and American freethought

    Lori D. Ginzberg

    46(1994):2, s. 195-226
  • 

    Text · English

    She hath done what she could : protestant women's missionary careers in nineteenth-century America

    Barbara Welter

    30(1978):5, s. 624-638
  • 

    Text · English

    Feminism, professionalism and germs : the thought of Mary Putnam Jacobi and Elizabeth Blackwell

    Regina Markell Morantz

    34(1982):5, s. 459-478
  • 

    Text · English

    Scarlett O'Hara : the southern lady as new woman

    Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

    33(1981):4, s. 391-411
  • 

    Text · English

    Morals, manners, and the Republican Mother

    Rosemarie Zagarri

    44(1992):2, s. 192-215
  • 

    Text · English

    Reading and ambition : M. Carey Thomas and female heroism

    Barbara Sicherman

    45(1993):1, s. 73-103